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What makes kids excited about going back to school?

Posted on Aug 13 2018

Tag: Alexis Garon, Christian David Lucero, kids, Koblerville Elementary School

It is that time of the year again when students are recharged and eager to go back to school. School may yet be one of the best parts of a child’s life, an extension of their comfort, a place they can be themselves and, in a way, an everyday adventure. The first day of school is usually the hardest because of the new routine but it is easily overcome by expecting best things that are to come.

“I am excited about meeting a lot of new people, teachers and the new subjects I am set to get this year because I know I will learn new things.”
—Alexis Garon, 10th grade student at Marianas High School

“The thought of seeing my friends again makes me excited because it is a lot of fun when I do activities with them. We usually go to the library, walk around in different places, and go swimming.”
—Danielle Nicole Sacramento, 7th grade at Green Meadows School

“I am excited about learning because I want to be smarter and I am also excited to see my new teacher.”
—Eliza Mae Yumul, 2nd grader at William S. Reyes Elementary School

“I will be in 4th grade when I go back to school and I am excited to learn new math equations, social studies, and science.”
—Angelo Pineda Yumul, 4th grader at William S. Reyes Elementary School

“I am excited about doing school projects again like in science and math.”
—Jermaine Gison, 6th grader at San Antonio Elementary School

“I cannot wait to see my friends so we can play again. I am also excited about learning and writing.”
—Christian David Lucero, 5th grader at Koblerville Elementary School

“I’m excited to see my friends and walking home with them. My favorite subject is science.”
—Nathan Tolosa, 4th grader at Koblerville Elementary School

“I want to go back to school because I love math. Sometimes in math I score 100.”
—Natalie Rae B. Dagos, 2nd grade at Eucon International College elementary school

: Alexis Garon

: Angelo Pineda Yumul

: Christian David Lucero

: Danielle Nicole Sacramen

: Eliza Mae Yumul

: Jermaine Gison

: Nathan Tolosa

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Bea Cabrera, who holds a law degree, also has a bachelor's degree in mass communications. She has been exposed to multiple aspects of mass media, doing sales, marketing, copywriting, and photography.

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